What is the total width of the 30-37" model? My door is 36" and I want to make sure there will be sufficient overhang that I don't fall!!
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I bought the bigger one. I found that they are true to dive though. This is the only one big enough for my door at work which is one of those industrial steel doors with a narrow metal doorframe
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This fits well on every door I have in my house. Well, I take that back, I dont know if it will fit every door as I check some of the larger doorframes downstairs and they look to have a 32.5 width. I haven't checked those with this bar. All of my bedroom, hallway and bathroom doors of varying widths below 30" that work well with this bar. I believe the only issue you might have would be with doors less than 27" since stamina bar's side, nearest the user, only has the outside inch or two padded. So, if the door was too small it could possibly scratch the frame of the door if padding extended beyond the door frame causing only the metal of the bar to create the leverage. This fits well on every door I have in my house. Well, I take that back, I dont know if it will fit every door as I check some of the larger doorframes downstairs and they look to have a 32.5 width. I haven't checked those with this bar. All of my bedroom, hallway and bathroom doors of varying widths below 30" that work well with this bar. I believe the only issue you might have would be with doors less than 27" since stamina bar's side, nearest the user, only has the outside inch or two padded. So, if the door was too small it could possibly scratch the frame of the... » Read More This fits well on every door I have in my house. Well, I take that back, I dont know if it will fit every door as I check some of the larger doorframes downstairs and they look to have a 32.5 width. I haven't checked those with this bar. All of my bedroom, hallway and bathroom doors of varying widths below 30" that work well with this bar. I believe the only issue you might have would be with doors less than 27" since stamina bar's side, nearest the user, only has the outside inch or two padded. So, if the door was too small it could possibly scratch the frame of the door if padding extended beyond the door frame causing only the metal of the bar to create the leverage. « Show Less
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you fine on lenth, but it will be a little skinny on the door. Its only 19" wide. You can make it work, but i would buy something wider.
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I'm not at home, so I can't confirm, but I'm pretty sure that my door is also less than 36" and this worked just fine for me.
662159
I'll add to the chorus--the 36" is obviously longer and for a wider door. Making your cut is pretty hard to screw up, but I suppose someone might buy a longer sweep in order to practice his cut.
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Our doorway was a little larger than what the Trainer was designed to fit. We got some very standard PVC pipe ($6) cut it to make 6 inch lengths, slid it over the "arms" of the trainer (that lean against door moulding), and it works fine. Our doorway was 36 inches. I'm sorry, I don't know the smallest doorway it is designed to fit. I think we needed an extra 3 inches each side, so that means 30 inches it fits. So I have no worries about your 29, and 27 is only one inch each side- I would imagine the company can tell you the minimum.
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Our door was 30 inches. The height was not an issue. We just turned it sideways
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There's a lip for the under mount & you need clips under the counter to hold the sink in place, so expect it to take up quite a bit of room. 36" has room, but I would not expect it to fix in anything less than 35".
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That depends on what "just under 36" means. The door should work well with openings as narrow as 35 5/8". Any narrower than that and you may have a hard time opening and closing the door, because the side with the Pivot (Hinge) could rub against the frame/jamb when you try to swing it. If that happens, you could try rounding the edge of the door that is rubbing (by using some sandpaper, or if you're handy and have a small block plane, you could shave off the edge.Hope that helps. Good luck.
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I have this gate in 30" doorway. I don't know about the maximum width. I was a little concerned that the gate might be too wide for the doorway, but it works fine. However, the cat we wanted to confine somehow managed to jump over the gate. We solved that problem by getting another (shorter) gate and installing it upside down over this one to make a sort of a door.
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Our door is 36 inches and we were fine but I recall it came as one unit with a steel frame that we did not attempt nor believe comes apart. I'm not sure if you could get it to fit in your situation.
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The product was about 35" I believe, so for a door anything near 35" which is what mine is, the bar is too small
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my door frame is 36 inches and i have been using this for 4 years. it fits and works fine. (this was the only one i could find at the time that fit a door that wide. most are for up to 34 inches.)
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Yes, mine is on a 36" solid door at least 60#'s. has worked fine for a year
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I pulled out the accordian sides and the maximum width is around 37 inches. Unfortunately, I learned the hard way after purchasing this. My windows are around 42inches high (vertical mount). :(
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The rough opening needs to be larger. I believe the company's website has the exact dimension ranges. The finished opening needs to 30. If I remember correctly the door itself is 29.5 and you have some flexibility with the stop edge.
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sorry...it will not fit...i needed to replace the door/jamb36 inches...ada law standardambulance...gurney ...stretcher needs that 36 inch door tooany doorexcept closets & pantry etc etcreplace the door opening was my only solution....in fact i replaced 6 doors with 36 inch widthgreat for moving furniture too!